Anime Box Ignites Excitement in March 2025 with Unmissable Premieres and Classics

Anime Box is reigniting the passion of anime lovers during March 2025, offering a wide range of series and films for all tastes. The platform, available on mobile app, web, and Smart TV, is preparing to captivate with magical stories, ninja sagas, and unforgettable feature films.

The lineup kicks off with Puella Magi Madoka Magica, starting on March 06 (one episode every Thursday). With audio in Japanese or Spanish, and subtitles in Spanish, this 12-episode series follows the lives of Madoka Kaname and Sayaka Miki, two girls who face the tempting offer of becoming Puella Magi. The danger involved in fighting sinister witches becomes increasingly real, especially in the face of warnings from the enigmatic Homura Akemi.

On March 11, Saga 21 of Naruto Shippuden premieres (Birth of the Ten-Tails' Jinchūriki. Part I), while on March 25, Saga 22 arrives (Naruto's Backing). There are 500 total episodes with audio in Japanese or Spanish and subtitles in Spanish. We will see Naruto return to action after his intense training with Jiraiya and face the growing threat of the Akatsuki, who crave the power of the tailed beasts.

For those looking to immerse themselves in VR battles, Sword Art Online joins the lineup on March 27 (Monday through Friday) with 25 episodes. In the year 2022, virtual reality merges with real life through the Nerve Gear, and the creator of the SAO game threatens to trap all players until they clear floor 100. Kirito and Asuna team up to survive, with the tension that dying in the game means dying in reality.

In the feature film section, Summer Wars stands out starting on March 14 (1 hour 54 minutes). With audio in Japanese or Spanish and subtitles in Spanish, this film explores the story of Kenji, a student with a talent for mathematics who becomes embroiled in global chaos when the virtual world of OZ is attacked by a virus.

Experimental animation comes to life with Memories (March 28, 1 hour 53 minutes), composed of three stories based on the work of Katsuhiro Ôtomo: "Magnetic Rose," "Stink Bomb," and "Cannon Fodder." Each one offers a different vision of the future and technology, with the distinctive stamp of the creator of «Akira».

Also noteworthy is Historia de un vecindario (March 30, 1 hour 12 minutes), where postwar Japan serves as the setting for a story that confronts the harshness of reality with the solidarity of a neighborhood. That same day, Llamada Perdida arrives (1 hour 52 minutes), where a chain of ominous cell phone calls precedes macabre deaths, and Llamada Perdida Final (1 hour 49 minutes), the third part of the saga, which takes the curse beyond borders. For lovers of action and comedy, Twin Dragons (March 30, 1 hour 40 minutes) doubles Jackie Chan in a tangle of identities in Hong Kong.

Finally, those who enjoy period cinema will find in Yojimbo (March 30, 1 hour 50 minutes) the story of a samurai who sows discord between two rival gangs in a feudal Japanese town, using his skill with the sword to shift the balance of power.

In addition to these premieres, Anime Box continues airing Dragon Ball Super, Los caballeros del zodiaco, Dragon Ball GT, Mazinger Z, Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, Lupin Zero, and the simulcasts of the fifth season of Danmachi and Beheneko The Elf-Girl's Cat is Secretly an S-Ranked Monster!. A month that promises intense and varied emotions, with stories for all anime fans.